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Which Social Media Monitors Eat Their Own Dog Food?

I, for one, try to practice what I preach by keeping up with how my output reverberates in the blogosphere. So I noticed this recent post by Blake Cahill at Visible Technologies referencing a note I recently released called Social Media Delivers Marketing Intelligence (subscription required) that examined the burgeoning world of social media monitors. If you’re a marketer or an agency, this is a topic you should know about.

This made me wonder whether social media monitoring vendors in general are mining the social net for references to their own products. So here’s simple – and, yes, self-serving – test: check in below if you are monitoring the net for blog posts (however obscure) that mention your social media monitoring service. Or, if let me know if I’ve missed you.

Andrew — I noticed that a number of comments have dropped from this post that were up last week. I was hoping to use the collective effort as an A-1 example of the power of tagging, perhaps you could help me find the other dozen or so posts that were up and now appear to be gone? I notice this because of both the # you mention in your subsequent post does not match up and because my comment (#6, but who’s counting… heheh) is no longer up.

You have my email — would love to hear back either in the comments or one-on-one.

Tag, YOU’RE it!

Best,
Leslie

Communications Manager
New Media Strategies

· 13 Leslie Bradshaw // Oct 7, 2008 at 4:11 pm

Hi Hi… Coming back around, I am answering my own question. Here is the original post in which we all answered: